GameStop 1611 South Braddock Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15218

"I just need if guys take xbox360 it's in very good condition has all the parts"

"I don't mind the store it serves its purpose. I really dislike that they neve answer the phone. I'm patient but that gets old."

"Mike, the general manager at this location, unfortunately, provided me with the incorrect controller option for an insurance exchange not once, but twice. Instead of receiving a brand new controller as per my claim, I was given a pre-owned device, which was not what I expected. I initially came into the store after my order was canceled, and without informing me, he issued another pre-owned device. This lack of transparency and attention to my needs left me feeling disappointed and undervalued as a customer. As a manager, I expected a higher level of service and a more satisfactory resolution to my issue, which ultimately resulted in a rather unsatisfying experience."

"My wife went in today to get an umbreon card promo and the employees were very rude. There were too concerned with playing thier Nintendo switch and acted inconvenienced that they actually had to wait on a customer that asked questions about inventory and prices on things, even going as far as purposefully telling her the wrong prices of items, such as a glaceon plush, they said was $45 when it's a 3 pack that includes it, that sells for $45. My wife said they were snappy and acted irritated over every question."

"The entire buisness model of this place is a scam. They'll give you pennies on the dollar. I used to work at a buy-sell-trade place and we tried to give decent deals to costumers who were selling. The general rule of thumb was always to give 20-30% of the price you are going to put it on the rack for. GameStop gives 5-10%. Total ripoff. Sell your games on offer up or Mercari and avoid these thieves. Also, They have disgusting practices when it comes to giving their employees hours. The amount of shifts you get is based off of how many of the scam power up cards you can sell to customers, so they incentivize employees ripping off customers."